wgrib2: -get_byte
Introduction
The -get_byte option prints the values of
selected bytes in the grib message. For example if you want to
see the 20 and 21 octet (byte in WMO speak) of section 4, you would
use -get_byte 4 20 2. The first arguement
is the section number. The second is the byte (octet) number starting
from 1 (consistent with WMO documentation) and the third is the number
of octets to display.
Usage
-get_byte SECTION OCTET_NUMBER COUNT
Example
$ wgrib2 f.grb2 -get_byte 0 1 16
1:0:0-1=71,82,73,66,0,0,0,2,0,0,0,0,0,0,18,178
See also:
new grib,
-set_byte,
-get_int,
-get_hex
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